MADE BY BUREAUS OF WAR DEPARTMENT.

Gilmore, Hite & Co
George Fling
5,000 pairs of woolen mittens, at 19 cents per pair..
Horstmann Brothers & Co 14,250 forage-caps, at 59 cents each; 20,000 cap

crossed rifles, at $13.70 per 1,000; 40.000 gilt
buckles, at $9.80 per 1,000; 6,000 gross of shirt
buttons, at 94 cents per gross; 500 trumpets,
"F," at $2.43 each.

Richard Levick Son & Co. 4,000 pairs of Arctic overshoes, at $2.07 per pair....
John Sidebotham
160,000 yards of white drawers tape, at cent per
yard.

4,500

A. H. Welch

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Abstract of contracts made by the Quartermaster's Department during the year ending December 31, 1879, &c.-Continued.

62,000 pounds of corn, at $1.09 per 100 pounds.. 240,000 pounds of oats, at 89 cents per 100 pounds. 30 tons of straw, at $4 per ton......

60,000 pounds of oats, at $1.78 per 100 pounds.
75 tons of stacked hay, at $2.65 per ton.....
200,000 pounds of oats, at 94 cents per 100 pounds..
100,000 pounds of sacked bran, at 48 cents per 100
pounds.

680 tons of coal, at $2.09 per ton of 2,000 pounds..
3,800 scrubbing-brushes, at $1.89 per dozen
10,000 ax-helves, at 12 cents each

20,000 woolen blankets, at $3.48 each; 40,000 yards
of 6-4 light sky-blue kersey, at $1.343 per yard.
30,000 yards of canvas padding, at 112 cents per yard.
61,000 pounds of sole-leather, at 32 cents per
pound; 30,000 pounds of sole-leather, at 32 cents
per pound.

156,000 feet of wax upper leather, at 20 cents per
foot; 1,000 pounds of skirting or counter leather,
at 35 cents per pound.

72,000 feet of wax upper leather, at 19% cents per
foot; 72,000 feet of wax upper leather, at 20 cents
per foot.

72,000 pairs of woolen stockings, at 243 cents per pair.
15,000 yards of black silesia, at 10 cents per yard;
1,000 yards of black Italian cloth, at 78 cents per
yard.

18,000 yards of 6-4 heavy sky-blue kersey, at $1.45
per yard; 4,000 yards of 6-4 heavy sky-blue ker-
sey, at $1.48 per yard.
2,000 pounds of dark-blue linen lap-thread, "Bar-
bour's," No. 35, at 70 cents per pound; 2,000
pounds of dark-blue linen spool-thread, "Bar-
bour's," No. 70, at $1.25 per pound; 300 dozen
200-yard spools, W. B. linen thread, "B.'s,
70, at 52 cents per dozen; 2,700 pounds of Swedes
lasting tacks, 2-oz., at 11 cents per pound;
9,250 pounds of Swedes nails, at 5% cents per
pound; 3,850 pounds of American nails, No. 12,
-inch, at 3 cents per pound.

70,000 spools of six-cord "Willimantic" black cot-
ton thread, at 3 cents per spool; 70,000 spools
of six-cord "Willimantic" white cotton thread,
at 3 cents per spool.

5,000 muskrat fur caps, at 673 cents each; 5,000
pairs of muskrat fur gauntlets, at $1.38 per pair.
60,000 yards of 6-4 dark-blue flannel, at 97.74 cents
per yard.

100 Sibley tents, without wall, at $21 each; 800 wall tent flies, at $4.67 each; 1,500 common tents, at $6.33 each.

50,000 pairs of white Berlin gloves, at 12 cents per $36, 000 pair; 30,000 yards of 6-4 heavy sky-blue kersey,

at $1.47 per yard; 100,000 yards of heavy shirting flannel, at 22.7 cents per yard.

61,700 feet of sheep-skin skivers, at 5.45 cents per foot. 10,000 campaign hats, at 783 cents each. 50 Sibley tents with wall, at $24.03 each..

8,000 yards of 6-4 heavy sky-blue kersey, at $1.64
per yard.

Transportation from Walla Walla to Fort Colville,
Wash., route 1, at 3.29 cents per pound in sum-
mer and 4.39 cents per pound in winter.
Transportation from Palouse Landing to Fort Col-
ville, Wash., summer, route 2, at 2.45 cents per
pound.
Transportation from Palouse Landing to Fort Col
ville, Wash., winter, route 2, at 4.12 cents per
pound.

Transportation from Walla Walla, Wash., to Camp
Howard, Idaho, route 3, at 3.90 cents per pound
in summer and 6 cents per pound in winter.
Transportation from Lewiston to Camp Howard,
Idaho, route 4, at 2 cents per pound in summer.
Transportation from Walla Walla, Wash., to Fort
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, summer, route 5, at 2.37
cents per ponnd.

Transportation from Walla Walla, Wash., to Fort
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, winter, route 5, at 4.18
cents per pound.

Transportation from Palouse or Taxas Landing,
Wash., to Fort Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, winter,
routes 6 and 7, at 3.64 cents per pound.
Transportation from Palouse or Taxas Landing,
Wash., to Fort Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, summer,
routes 6 and 7, at 2.37 cents per pound from
Palouse Landing, and at 2.12 cents per pound
from Taxas Landing.

Hobart W. Thatcher and Transportation from Roseburg to Fort Klamath,
Sikes Worden.
Oreg., winter, route 8, at 3.49 cents per pound in
November, and at 7.90 cents per pound for the
balance of the winter.

500

140

350

300

1,200

1,000

George S. Nickerson

L. A. Loomis....

505

A. H. Boomer

Thomas Davis

C. W. Moore

A. O. Nicholson.
Charles Rein
W. L. Thurman.

Benjamin Burgunder.
J. H. Friedlander.....
Michel Laflur.
James Monoghan.

Sampson Oppenheimer.

Joseph Alexander and
Owen McCormick.

N. B. Holbrook
J. Loewenberg

Charles E. Montieth
Henry Payne
Richard Ruddy
Joseph G. Shissler..

June 12, 1879 Lieut. Col. Charles H. Tompkins.. Elbert E. Robinson

Transportation of United States military mails between Linkville and Fort Klamath, Oreg., route 9, at $97.70 per month.

Transportation of United States military mails be-
tween Astoria, Oreg., and Forts Stevens and
Canby, route 10, at $480 per month; extra trips
$30 each.

150,000 pounds of barley, at $1.97 per 100 pounds;
100,000 pounds of oats, at $2.12 per 100 pounds;
100,000 pounds of oats, at $2.29 per 100 pounds:
200,000 pounds of hay, at $16.75 per ton; 400,000
pounds of hay, at $21 per ton.

200,000 pounds of hay, at $17.83 per ton; 100 cords
of soft wood, at $7.97 per cord.

300 cords of soft wood, at $9.47 per cord; 150,000
pounds of hay, at $22.23 per ton.
200,000 pounds of straw, at $7.90 per ton
1,100 cords of soft wood, at $7.96 per cord; 1,500
bushels of charcoal, at 19 cents per bushel.
300,000 pounds of barley, at $2.22 per 100 pounds; "
100,000 pounds of oats, at $2.33 per 100 pounds;
50,000 pounds of straw, at $6.75 per ton.
1,350 cords of soft wood, at $2.73 per cord.
100,000 pounds of timothy hay, at $14.75 per ton.
900 bushels of charcoal, at 25 cents per bushel.
30,000 pounds of oats, at $2 per 100 pounds; 130,000
pounds of oats, at $2.33 per 100 pounds; 100,000
pounds of hay, at $16 per ton; 225,000 pounds of
straw, at $8 per ton.

200,000 pounds of oats, at $2.50 per 100 pounds;
200,000 pounds of oats, at $4 per 100 pounds;
400,000 pounds of hay, at $14 per ton; 150,000
pounds of timothy hay, at $17.50 per ton.
1,000 bushels of charcoal, at 28 cents per bushel;
200,000 pounds of barley, at $1.19 per 100 pounds;
50,000 pounds of straw, at $8.90 per ton.
100, 000 pounds of straw, at $7.96 per ton...
200 cords of soft wood, at $7.33 per cord; 200,000
pounds of timothy hay, at $17.39 per ton.

300 cords of soft wood, at $7.20 per cord.
1,500 cords of soft wood, at $6.94 per cord.
175,000 pounds of oats, at $1.18 per 100 pounds.
200,000 pounds of timothy hay, at $25 per ton
150 tons of stacked hay, at $12 per ton....
2,000 tons of stacked hay, at $7.25 per ton.
1,000 cords of soft wood, at $4.90 per cord.
270 tons of stacked hay, at $3.37 per ton
172 tons of stacked hay, at $4.93 per ton
118 tons of stacked hay, at $4.35 per ton
500 cords of soft wood, at $6.92 per cord
Elias Hudsmith and George 19 tons of hay, at $3.20 per ton.
D. Allen.

Donald Stevenson.
John T. Moorehead
Gustave Rieder.
Benjamin F. Morse
Daniel O. Lawrence.
Broder B. Moss